Processing with PHP files generated by Cocoon is not very easy.
Here is the way I do it :
access from a php script the xml file (including the xslt stylesheet 
declaration to transform it) thru an http fopen():

$fp = fopen("http://yourserverpath/yourfile.xml", "r");

read it :

while(!feof($fp)) $content .= fgets($fp, 1024);

1024 is an arbitrary buffer size (NB: you can't use sizeof("yourfile.xml") 
with a remote access)

save it as a php file :

$fp = fopen("yourtransformedfile.php", "w");
fwrite($fp);
fclose($fp);

and load that file :

header("Location: http://yourserverpath/yourtransformedfile.php");

It's not simple but it works.
Every attempt I made to redirect immediatly after getting the transformed 
content failed, even with ob_start()...

Daniel Fournier



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